The streets of Budapest connect historical buildings with contemporary architecture. This route leads to the main sites of Hungarian history: from the castle complex to the Parliament building, from medieval churches to thermal baths from Ottoman times.
Buda, Budapest, Hungary
The palace complex stands on Castle Hill and houses three museums, the National Gallery and the National Library.
Lipótváros, Budapest, Hungary
The building was constructed between 1885 and 1904 in Gothic Revival style and features a symmetrical main facade with a central dome.
Castle District, Budapest, Hungary
This viewing platform was completed in 1905 and consists of seven towers that symbolize the seven Hungarian tribes.
Belváros-Lipótváros, Budapest, Hungary
The first permanent bridge of Budapest opened in 1849 and connects the districts of Buda and Pest across the Danube.
Budapest, Hungary
Historical square with monuments and the Millennium Column commemorating the founding of the Hungarian state.
Budapest, Hungary
Roman Catholic basilica with a 96-meter dome and an observation platform overlooking the city.
Budapest, Hungary
19th-century opera house with 1200 seats, regular performances and notable interiors featuring murals.
Budapest, Hungary
Indoor market in a restored 1897 building with three floors of traditional Hungarian food.
Budapest, Hungary
This 2.5 kilometer street connects the city center to the City Park, containing retail stores, cafes, and restaurants.
Budapest, Hungary
The 2.5 kilometer Danube island contains parks, sports facilities and medieval monastery ruins.
Budapest, Hungary
The 235-meter hill provides viewing points of the city, river and Liberty Statue.
Budapest, Hungary
Bar in a renovated 19th century building with multiple rooms, art installations and a garden.
Budapest, Hungary
An architectural museum from 1896 that combines multiple Hungarian building styles in one complex.
Budapest, Hungary
A collection of 42 monuments and statues from the period between 1945 and 1989.
Budapest, Hungary
A 333-meter steel bridge from 1896 that crosses the Danube between Buda and Pest.
Budapest, Hungary
A Roman Catholic church from the 13th century that served as an Ottoman mosque during its history.
Erzsébetváros, Budapest
The largest synagogue in Europe and an important center of Neolog Judaism.
Buda, Budapest
A fortress located on top of Gellért Hill with historical significance and architecture.
Andrássy Street, Budapest
A museum presenting the fascist and communist regimes in 20th-century Hungary.
Budapest
Sixty pairs of metal shoes line the Danube riverbank commemorating Jewish citizens murdered in 1944-1945.
Budapest
A 23.5-meter tower at the highest point of Budapest with views of the city and Buda Mountains.
Budapest
A bronze statue from 1906 of Hungary's first king standing in front of Matthias Church.
Budapest
A museum and education center in a renovated 1924 synagogue containing documents and exhibitions.
V. kerület, Budapest
An entertainment complex with a concert venue, club and several bars.
Bérc Street, Budapest
Historic building dating from 1920 and houses the National Archives.
Budapest, Hungary
An underground military hospital from World War II containing medical equipment and documents about the facility's history.
Budapest, Hungary
Neo-Renaissance exhibition hall from the 19th century featuring rotating art exhibitions and cultural events.
Budapest, Hungary
Historical hotel in a building from 1894 with the New York Café in Italian Renaissance style.